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Air Date: Week of May 4, 2012
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The haunting sounds of gongs and bells at a Buddhist temple near Hong Kong.
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[SOUND OF GONG BEING RUNG]
GELLERMAN: We leave you this week at a Buddhist Temple.
[SOUND CONTINUE]
GELLERMAN: Just outside of Hong Kong, visitors walk the sacred grounds, tap wishing bells and gongs and spin prayer wheels. Martyn Stewart recorded this for naturesound dot org.
[SOUNDS MADE BY BUDDHIST MONKS JUST OUTSIDE OF HONG KONG]
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